1st RECORDING OF: Time After Time - Frank Sinatra (his 1946 version)

[@danielwalsh1288]

Top of the mountain. For this genre, there doesn’t exist a better song, vocal performance or orchestral arrangement.

[@douglaso6428]

Agreed!

[@marvinking9848]

I loved the piano accompaniment played over the orchestration in the movie ," It Happened In Brooklyn" The piano gave it a softer touch and the piano cording was so beautiful. ❤️

[@mh.4664]

One of the most beautiful love songs Frank Sinatra ever recorded.❤️

[@RiverGlorious]

I first heard this song in the movie “It Happened in Brooklyn,” starring Frank Sinatra and Katherine Grayson. she also sang it beautifully. It’s so beautiful! Thank you for posting it!

[@bethpshanahan4212]

One of my favorite songs from that generation. This is really special. Thanks for sharing the original.

[@the78prof72]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@alexmm1902]

Time after time I tell myself that I'm So lucky to be loving you So lucky to be The one you run to see In the evening, when the day is through I only know what I know The passing years will show You've kept my love so young, so new And time after time You'll hear me say that I'm So lucky to be loving you I only know what I know The passing years will show You've kept my love so young, so new And time after time You'll hear me say that I'm So lucky to be loving you

[@douglaso6428]

Masterful! Frank’s pure, magnificent voice and Axel Stordahl’s gift for arranging and orchestrating. What a beautiful record! Thank you for posting… 🙏

[@libertytree3209]

This is one of my very favorites. By Sinatra. It's so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes.

[@lrn_news9171]

Same here. I get emotional sometimes while listening this

[@lrn_news9171]

It's even more relatable when you're in love with someone

[@libertytree3209]

@@lrn_news9171 When I made my father's remembrance video, I put some great music in it he loved - he loved You Made Me Love You - but this is the one I forgot to put in. - so sorry Dad.

[@mh.4664]

Mine too. I just sent it to the man I love.

[@Janine11155]

@@libertytree3209 Your Dad knows and God knows

[@thomastimlin1724]

The arrangement is gorgeous

[@JazzRocks57]

This song was my introduction to Sinatra - many many years ago! Has a special place in my heart. And then I got to see him and the Rat Pack in Atlantic City!

[@richarddcvamd]

I can still hear my mom playing the piano and singing this.

[@Janine11155]

How lucky you are 🙂

[@bryanismyname7583]

One of the nicest songs Sinatra sang at Columbia.

[@Janine11155]

I love this - this pure early Sinatra, such sincerity in that voice

[@oliviag9888]

This is just a Beautiful Love Song and I love Frank Sinatra

[@eleanorbersano1836]

Wonderful singer and song...love the movie..🤗🎶🎶🤗☺️🤗

[@kathleenmcneil3383]

He was the best! I miss him so much. Thank God for real music!!!

[@marigoldcarter5995]

Coast to Coast AM sent me here ~ a little tear trickles every time for love... 🌹

[@jaynefarrell7378]

My favorite Sinatra song💖

[@meredith218461]

I have always thought the early years of his career saw the very best of Sinatra. Silken delivery, faultless intonation and a perfect sense of story telling.

[@Janine11155]

Yes, that pure sincere voice. It's especially effective in the high notes here

[@libertytree3209]

Margaret Whiting did a version of this they featured in Julie and Julia. I fell in love with it. It's magnificent. There is NOTHING like these great old standards. I find myself wishing that Anne Shelton did a cover of this, or Vera Lynn.

[@FabrizioFoggi-h4z]

Perfect

[@johnpope7199]

to Glenda

[@lrn_news9171]

Isn't it 1947?

[@the78prof72]

Per the video's written description, this was recorded in late 1946, though it was released somewhat later and became a popular hit first in the spring of 1947.

[@lrn_news9171]

@@the78prof72 Makes sense

[@lrn_news9171]

@@the78prof72 It's pretty insane how hard Frank Sinatra worked in the 1940s basically no breaks. Singing nonstop, acting in movies, doing radio performances etc.. The guy worked day and night and still managed to sound great on all the recordings. Like, was this guy ever sick? Did he ever catch flu or colds?

[@bryanismyname7583]

@@lrn_news9171 : he was even more of a workaholic in the 1950's after his comeback, so that he'd never lose it again.

[@lrn_news9171]

@@bryanismyname7583 Yes he was totally a workaholic with a lot of ambition